3 ms·
My Nexus tablet has a bad flicker on the screen, and I've been living with it b/c Google offers no support. Edit: By "no support," I mean "little support for t
by TechNewb 14y ago
My Nexus tablet has a bad flicker on the screen, and I've been living with it b/c Google offers no support.
Edit: By "no support," I mean "little support for the backing brand and seller of the device"
- cryptoz 14y agoThat sounds like an issue with Asus build quality. They offer customer support. Have you contacted them?
- josefresco 14y agoIn the printed warranty that came in the box of my Nexus it directs you to support.asus.com They offer a 12 month warranty.
- TechNewb 14y agoMy warranty directly points you to support.google.com/nexus although in the small print it does mention support.asus.com But if Google is going to brand a device, design a device, market a device, and sell the device, they should do a better job supporting the device.
- josefresco 14y agoI found switching the screen brightness setting from (A) auto to a set level and this fixed what appeared to be a flicker or constant changing of the brightness level. I was assuming it was software related, however my issue might be unrelated to yours.
- TechNewb 14y agoI will give that a try, thanks!
- phireal 14y agoI had that too. To fix the flickering, I found installing https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.nnevod.loggraph https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.nnevod.log... and setting up my own (slightly brighter) curve made the problem go away. It seems the default auto algorithm doesn't sample the ambient light levels over a sufficiently long time period, resulting in too many small changes in brightness.